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High License at its Best.

Philadelphia RES.
Missouri has been fortunate in placing
upon its statute books the most compre.
henaive high license law in force In any
State In the Union. The features OF this
law have been often commented upon,
| but even yet al OF them are not known
generally, or rightly interpreted. The
success OF the law In reducing the number
of saloonn in the State to 1924, and In
bringing In a large revenue to the State
and the county tressurieg, is especially
encouraging 10 those States which have
adopted high license measures the pres-
ont year. The results achieved and the
peculiar features Of the law become q mat
ter OF special moment now that this State
and city are go coon to put in force q new
restrictive moaaure.
The Missouri statute makes no distinc-
ton between a licenBe to Rell spirits and
one to sell wine or beer. The price for Q
State licouse cannot be less than $3.50 nor
more than $1,000, the county courts being
allowed to fix tho sum within these lin.
its. But in addition 10 the State license,
municipalities are allowed to impose a
second llcenae. Statistics show that many
OF the towns improve this privilege by
placing the price for a license at almost
prohibitive figures. Thus, In Bonneville it
costa $500 for a town license, and, as the
fee for q State license in the county Ia
$500, the privilege Of keeping a saloon in
Bonneville costs 81, 400. Town licenses in
other places are higher than this, even.
Canton and Carrollton charge $1,000, Co.
lumbla $4,000, Fulton $500 and Mexico
81, 900 in addition 10 the State license. The
entire revenue derived from these fees for
State licenses and paid into the State and
county treasures amounted last year to
S., 533,594, but the returns for town H.
censes are not given.
AS comprehensive, however, as the law
ia, it Is recognized that improvements can
still be made in 1t. One suggestion is to
allow in all cities Of over 10000 people a
diviaion Of the city into license diatricts,,
with n saloon to each district, and the
privilege for keeping this saloon to DO sold
to the highest bidder at auction. This
would correct the manifestinjustice which
now compels a saloon in tho thinly set
tied parts of a city to pay tho same fee ex-
acted from a saloon in the most populous
districts. In view OF the fact that the
Federal Government may possibly stop
taxing whisky and beer before many
years, it has been proposed that the Mia
souri, Legislature begin to consider meas-
ures for turning this tax into the State
treasury. Az it would pay all the ex-
penses Of the Government and %extinguish
the State debt besides in q few years, 1t
may be taken for granted that the tax will
not be allowed to lapse if the General
Government relinquishes it. Missouri'1
high License law and the suggestions
made towards its improvement deserve
to be carefully atudied by those States
which are soon to take a new step towards
restricting the liquor traffic.
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4 Civil Rights Decision,

David Dickson was a Georgia planter
Before the war he hsd on one plantation
three hundred slaves. After tho wal III
gathered himself up rapidly, and when he
died his estate was estimated a! about
5000. 1000. Dickinson never married, bu,
for years lived with q colored woman who
bore him children. To this woman and
her children lie lett hia catsts, to the in.
tense dissuat and disappointment of biz
white kin, who arc Of tho best blood of the
State.
Oi courso there was an assault on The
will. Il was thought an insult to all tho
white people in Georgia to leave 30 much
money to q colored women, when there
were white members Of his own family
willing to assume the steTardship. It
was not claimed that Dickinson was not
of"sound and disposiug MUD, o. that
Amanda EubankS had conjured him after
the fashion OF some Of her race.
The contest rested mainly on tho very
thoughtful augsentior that it wss contrary
to public policy for c whiss man to leave
somuch money to his illegitlmats mulstto
children. Perhaps 1t wGs also thought
that thu half-breed Dlckinsoas would
plunge into all tho designations If tho
fashionable world and so speedily tsrn,in-
alto their fresh young liyes.
The Supreme Court Of Georgia wasted
notime when it took hold OF the case.
The decision takes tho ground that ne.
gross have the same civil rlghts as white
people have, and the will ctands. That, Of
courae, was q righteous Judgment, but ii
contains no balm for the wounded spirits
Of the Dickinson connection, who have
their own ideas about tho propsietie1. II
is not said that they entered any serious
objoctions to their k!nsnan's relations
with'the darkAmanda. Such things nave
been 80 common in that section Of the
country, that it would be thought a queer
prejudice that would object to, or Interfere
with it.
The matter becomes painful only when
provision is mado for the l~oft.hsnded
family, and outrageous when the provis.
ion uns up beyond q snug half million.
There is a moral question somewhere in
this business, but i: did not como to the
surface in the trlal Of the cause.
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A Good Joke on Private DnlxelI.

a Oeu1octAllc AeN spaper IL credited
with tho following:
A good joke 10 told on Private ps,zell.
He, It seems, Inns always tried to mako
capital GU. OF tho pension business for tho
Republican party in q email way. He 10
quite a local oracle smong the more IL.
norant Of his old comrades, and for yea1a
kept bawliug on the street that IL the reb.
els q. O.. Democrats, OF cousse) got into
power, the Union soldiers would set no
more pensions and NIL the C%onfcderates
would go upon tho rolls. This stupid lie
saved many q vote to the &. 0. p, until at
last, sure enough tho rebels got on top,
and Mr.. Cleveland became President,
when 10! pensions instead Of stopping
flowed in ias,er than ever The small
prophet and one-horse demsgosue was
not to be thua easily coniounded, so,
shrewdly enough, he changed his tune,
and began to tell the soldiers he would
now give up the pension business, for good
and 81, and turn all his cases, q few bak.
ers' dozsn, over to some Waslin gtou
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Ona1l Gas.

Warrington Reporter.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
finished d fine gasaer on the Hamilton
farm, Tayloratown, yesterday. The well
Is located to tho northeast Of the big
Donaldson gasser.
The Donehey well, Taylorstown, owned
by the West Virginia Natural Gas Com,
psny, and tho Charters Oil Company, and
located about 1000 feet northwest Of the
Cundall producer, got the sand yesterday
afternoon. Three bita were run when thu
tools became stuck and at last accounts
had not been extricated. The we'll II
showing for q 200 barrel producer.
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DIED.

HULL-on Tuesday, Juno u, 1ss7, at the residence
OF her Son.in.law, W. e Wilson, No. 10 Con.
gress street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. SUSAN, wife oil
Jacob Hull, in the esth year OF her age.
Funeral from Second Presbyterian Church, Wheel.
Ing. Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends
Of tho family invited. 1%nterment at Green.
wood cemetery.
STEpHENS-At Weston, ". Va, on Tuesday, June
II. 1887, at 7:45 7. NJ EDWARD ". STEPHENS,
aged 81 years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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%TnUsTEE,s sALF.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LEATHER.

u WOOD PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a deed oil trust made by NArr,r,.
O. Mctabe with Robert A.. Mctabe. hor htissSanas
70 1, nc nc Is ad trustee y, ;S ds I'D, APrtl =, lssi, and tccfdSii
Ohio county, West Virsinia, In deed OF trust boo%t
No. u. page hla,, ! shall sell ut public auction ~ Is
tho highest bidder, on I77'T'S" "
SATURDAY, JUNE IS. 1857,
commencing Of 10 O'Clock A. II, At the front aoo.
Of tho Court HouGe Of said county, tho iolioSTr.
described PROPERLY ~ w sllSSt 4 10 Say, AZ that ttlci q
county, bounced and described Is follow, VIZ Wv,
Beginning at a. stake on the banks Of WhselInm.,
creek In llno with the present hedge i0nco b0und..
Ing The land q. formerly nc Dwnsd BY william TAiiiaass
Helen. e., tho wiie Of. John r. Gllchrht, whiSSS,
stake "a corner oil hid land: thence 10, with InS
from Said hedge south o. east u G1lO0 poles 10 =
stake on the bank Of raid creek, asoA corner otSSS,ss
land held In trust ~ aforesaid for Helen C.GilShtI,t.
aud thence down said crock with tho fnoGpdS,,
thereof " SS.l0o. poles to the beginning, cou,sIr..
Ing four acres, three roods and thltty.tWo refchss
moro or less, together with all tho right, title aUd
creek whore Il binds or bounds Said iand, bCinpV ", w
same property conveyed TO tAld MAryRrsiis ~
\ McCabc by Y. l. Hoge, trustee, by decd dated Ma,
%, 1877, aud oil record In said Clerks Office In deSS
book 67, pages 81 and So. Erg wv
Tito Is believed TO DO perfect, but sollIpv a,
| trustee | Ehall only convey such title IA d yCs,sS
In mo by said deed OF trust, ""N
TERMS OF sAlE-oneihltd Of tho purchase
money. and I. much moie a. The purchaser may
III two equal iHstllntenB al ono aud two ycAS ~.
spcctlyoly, with interest from day Of sale, tho NM.
| chaser 10 give notes for the deferred inILallSnEESt.
with security approved by tho trustee, and H.
option oil tho purchaser, q deed OF trust 10 10 TiyeSs
upon thu propetty to secure tho deferred install.
n. IL H4IIyR, AnciiOneeh
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Notice to Bridge Contractors.

81. NO 40 -asHFr tlFH.HHA 100. 1886 b" sH.
Beaied proposals will DO received by tho Corntv
Gourt Of Tyler county, West Virginia. at tho Court
nouse Of said county, until | o'clock p. NJ, July ii,
iSJt; ior the framing and erecting Of two Wooden
n tho clear, clear width 10 feet, one TO bc built nj
either end Of the proposed lion Bridge over middle
Island creek ut Bowles' MIL. N
me lumber, aggregating about Il, ZOO feet, B. n,
ered on the ground by the county. I- -
iha construction Of tho two wooden bridges to
De not later than the first day Of October, 1857. pro.
/. Plans and specifications for the said bridges are
on nlcln the Clerks oflcs OF saio Court, and also
~ me office Of ": c. Smith, Engineer, No. llsS
Chapiltne street, Wheeling, ". Va. gFI---0
b No bids for the said work will be consIdered cr,
etcpt lIom skilled workmen accustomed to handling
neavy timber: and the Court reserves tho right to
REJECT my and all bids for the work. -
u. HICKMAN,
-, 80, CLERK County Court.
yosK u, l6oI. ~. - jel6.DAw
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John Roemet, aarah 4. RoemCr and John Roemet,
her husband; Harry Roemer. trustee; George b.
Caldwell. trustee; II. ". Russell, trustee: Isaac
@. WELLER aud Hannah WELLER, n firm doing bull.
ness uude: the firm nsne OF ChAs. Weller l.
Son; James Laughl1n, John Reid and Pcjton b,
Dobblns, trustee.
The object OF this suit "a to set aside and hare
declared null aud void, a decd made and executed
by John .Roemcr and wife on the I'D day Of
August. $50 by which he purported To convey 10
Harry Roemer, trustee. aud Sarah 4. RoGmCr for
the Iole use and benclt Of earah a. R1emer, vile
OF tho said John RGerrcr, the following described
real estate. that Is to say: thlrty-pine feet and
eight inches OF tue south part OF lot number llty-
SIX toGl situated on the northwest corner OF Main
and .Dldt!e streets, in centre wheeling, Ohio
county, aud State OF WeSt Virginia, and have said
real estate sold and tho amount OF tive prGniEOy
notes due The plaintiffs, and aggTcsatlng tse sum Of
s2,62S 20, aud the Interest thereon, ana the costs oil
this suit paid out OF the proceeds oil said sale. And
It appearing from m affidavit filed Ia this case that
Harry kocmer, Isaac VI. Weller, Hannah WELLER
and James Lalshlin arc not residents Of the hlAte
OF West Virginia, on motion OF the said plaintiffs,
~ ihelt solicitor, the said Harry Rocmer, lsGac ..
WELLER. Hannah WELLER and James LAughlin are
oroered 10 appear within one month alter the lltt
publication OF this order and do what Is Necessary
10 project their Interests. And II Is further order
cd that this notice BIO published for four Successive
weeks In some newspaper published in the city Of
wheeling, and pasted rs required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, CIetk OF said Court,
atihe Court House Of said county this 9Th day Of
June, 1887, to'wit: June Rules, 1887.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time June 9. 1857.
Attest: JOHN W.. MlrUAELL, Clerk.
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Very old Gnmu.

A couple OF "gold brick" swindlers have
been trying to work the citizens OF Hunt.
ineton. They say they have a brick Of
solid gold, orsomo OF thatki nd, worthabout
1000, and have been trying 10 aell a one.
fourth interest In It for $500. Ono greeny
came very nearly being caught.
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W. Il. HALLER, AuctloSeci. i'T ny
TRUsTEE's BALE.

L fSHEG
BY virtue Of q deed OF trust made BY s. Charles
Eschsttuth to mo as trustee, dated August ii, lid
recorded In the office OF the ulgrk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed q.
Trust Book No. l6, page 2S5, l will sell at the north
front door OF the Court Housc Of said county, on
SATURDAY, tho a5th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. II, tho following d..
scriDed property, that Is 10 Nay: The south Thirty.
three feet oil Lot number Eleven In sQuAre nun.
Der Six, in tho city Of Wheeling Ohio county, W,
Va aud III that part OF said city formerly called
tho Town Of South Wheeling.
- TERMS or SALE-0ne-th!td and as much more u
the purchaser elects TO pay in cash on the day ofkale,
tho balance In two equ4l iuS;Glments payable III
one and two years from the day OF sale, with inter.
est from that day. the purchaser to give his notes
for the deferred payments, and secure tho same By
deed Of trust upon the property, and insurance
policies upon tho buildings 10 The satisfaction Of
the trustee. ssN
Title believed good, but selling as trustee shall
convey only the itte vested IN mo-
W. j.. W. CuWDEN, Trustee.
Nv. II. HAlIE1, Auctoneer. ny8
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SPECIAL NoyICEs.
81 n -

\ al who arc suffering from Tho errors and
lha'sefsaons OF youth, nervous weakness. carly
decay, losso Of manhood. &c.. l will sond 4 rocit,
thai VIII euro you. FREE OF CHANGE. Th!strreas
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America sond q eclf.addrosscd envelope to the
LEY. JOSEPH 7. 1SMAS, S,a:ipp D, Yep lori or.
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7gKT DtNE0cfdt. ----|TT -"-TT- |T"-- |-a-. "
The Wetzel Founder suggests General
l. II. Duval as q Republican candidate
for Governor. The General has many
warm friends in this county among the
Republicans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June Is,
1887, at $50 o'clock A. H., at the residence OF
tho BRIDES father, No. Of Maryland street, GEO.
B. PEABODY aud BESSIE HurClI1Nos. Nil
Observation-Disclosures afternoon, June IA,
1887. at the residence Of the brides parents, By
Rev. y A. Cunningham, DID, EDGAR r. BULL.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

. BY virtue OF a decd Of trust made by sonh,s
Catherine Frank aud John Frank, her husband. IL a
4. q. Barr as trustee, bearing date on the l6lh dsy
OF January, 1881, and recorded In tho oGlCe Of ia
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county, Wsst
and by virtue Of an order Of tho Circuit Coutt a
Ohio county, Part !, made April q, 1887, NVbstI,
tutlng me as trustee for X. @. Barr, now deceased
| shall sell ut public auction ut the front door III
tho Court House Of Ohio county, In whcclipg, ",
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0EDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

dEDSEI hoosE, NEW YORK,
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bust
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAoAuLEY & WI BowzRs.
TThgaw iEtg
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A dead give away-"And I bsqueatl
my mortal remains to The cause Of SCIENCE
= Washington Critic.
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John Claim, Edward Z. .Eamcg, Horace J. Fall.
child. Dexter N. Fofco and Daniel Robinson, q
firm doing business under the urn nane Of u,
II. Clatliu i O,,rsrs-gR 5EFsh
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Hal HA! You will laugh with delight II
Hal HA! you use skin.succeag soap. 25e
at druggists.
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-# III" $50 I'd y. HAt
Cleveland, Tutcasawas Valley l. Wheeling Railway
Conpauy, ana sclah Chamberlain Trustee Ter
CleVe!and, IuscarawbS Valley d Wheeling Raj.
way Company, defendants.
The object oil this suit Ia 10 atttch" and subjct'o
me payment Of the PLAINTIFF claim aguln.t Llode.
ienoant, INC Cleveland. Tlgcarawas Valley L
wheeling Hallway Company, for three hundred
uoiinss, WIN Interest thereon from April /, nal,
unul payment, ard tho costs OF this suit SO much
~ may be necessary for that purpose, otthc money
~ lHe kalu railway Company now In the hRildSot
the General Receiver OF this / ONT, awaiting. The
further order OF this Court, And II appearing from
AZ alldaVtt filed In this cause that tho defendant,
me Cleveland. Tuscarawas Valley y Wheeling
Hallway Company. Is a foreign corporation. and
inc defendant, selah Chamberlain, Is not A ies!:
aent OF tue State Of West Virginia, and they rot
pelng served with process In tnls suit. on notol
a. tne p!aintilf. by his solicitors, this otd4r Of puo,,
!icat'on Is entered agRlns: them, and II Is ordered
tnat inc Bald defendants. Cleveland, TuscAtaTB
valley q wheeling Railway Company, and SelAh
IMAM herlsin, Trustee for tho aCleyclaud, Tukca'
" valley q Wheeling Hallway Company, 40
appear mere within one month after the !rst pup
ucauon 81 THIS order, and do what IL necessary 10
plolect their Interest IN this suit. IT Is further or.
aefcd ihat this order be published and posted as
Witness, John ". Mitchell, clerE OF The clrclI!
Gouit OF OHIO county Vest Virginia, q! the. Court
House o. said county. this goth day OF April, lss7,
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published tho Ars. limo June 0, 1887
HuIcaroN & GARyIa,
= le1h ~ .-n- Solicitors for Comp!elnant.
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LADIES, avoid coametico and rougts.
skin.success eoap will give you healthy
and rosy complexion. At Drug Store Of
MCLsin Broe,
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INVEST VIRGINIA: IN TIE OR.
wv QUIT Court for Ohio county. June Rules,
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II. z. & @. Railroad.

u. ". 3 i. Railrond. sci
Bella!re 4 Zaucsville Through Passenger leaves
Be ,Han5 a. i; S;iea n. arrives 1t BsllaiIe at 4 p. m.
IN, arrives ut BellaIrc at $40 a. n. I1A"'I - = =.
summerpe!d Accommodation leaves Bcllairc Mt
Loo p. M, arrives at Bellaire at i0:ls a. m"AHAAs -
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

49,. A--- FFsHA 'r-##1 ..- ~.
Take notice that the dcnoSttioas OF john C'aaia,
Edward T.. Eamcs. Horace. J. FaitchIld. Dexter n.
Force, Daniel Robinson and Others will DO TAKEN
at the office Of II b. Clalln & Co.. on West BrOGd-
why. In the city Of New York. In tho State Il New
York, on tho 18th day OF July, A. D.. 1857, between
the hours Of 6 O'clock A.. N. and 9 O'Clock Pm.
The dcpositions Of Sarah A. Rocmer, John Reid,
Peyton B. Dob6ins and Others will be taken at the
law office Of ~. Gasviu, No; l205 Chapline ttrcs,
III tho city Of Wheeling, and State Of West VII.
g!nia, on the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1857. between
tho hours OF & O'Clock 8. NJ. and 9 O'Clock 4. ~,
and the depotit;on Of Harry Roemer will be taken
at tho office OF ". P. Cave, III tho city OF MoberIy,
county Of Randolph. State Of MI2ouFi, on the ID
DAY. OF August,A A.. u. 1857, between tho hou,s Of 6
O'Clock A. NJ. and Q o'clock L. NJ, aud the depod-
tions OF John Roeuer aud Others will DO taken at
tho law Office Of Arthur o.. Valley, room "a, omaha
National Bank Building, In tho city Of Omaha, in
the State OF Nebraska, On the 9th day Ct August,
A. D: 1851. between The hours Of 6 O'clock A. n.
and . O'Clock I. Nj, 10 be read In evidence In The
above named cause on the behalf oil the EA!d
plaintiffs: And II from my cause the taking Of
the said deposltions shall not be commenced, or
being, commenced, shall not be completed OIL that
day, the taking 0! the ssne will be adjourned from
tmo to time until tho same shall be completed.
.nf. StH u. CLAFLlN d co.
By J. G. HUIcHIsoE, their Solicitor. Jtg.Th
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The New Music Books Of the Season,

| ~ l.F-HiEGI E-- Mb--EE. ka.H+l
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at the various Stores Of OLIVER Dl7soN & Co., Bos
ton' New York and Philadelphia, OF at LYON &
BEALY'st Chicago. to examine the very superior
Music Books brought out during the last few
months, t'
Piano Classics, "a 81 each r,,,h
your Young Peoples Classics for Piano, class ASH mu asIsn
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partsongs and Glees 81. Emerson Fine co,.
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volccs Of Nature, 40 cts. 80
New FloIa's Festivai, 70 cts;, can.atas.
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anese 1sIe but 10 books out OF 1000 that ara IN
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Any book mailed for retail price.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VXTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
l. Homework. Apply st No. l4ls Main street
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; n.so = w" " ~ 5.sn . tLeases Wheeling park:
sin : 10 o q 20 o;i0 An 800 p. v.
IN n ~ ~, s:W 400 80
500 !" 300 9:0 u eSo ~
900 " N .10E rs 1000 &lu gg.:nSS ~
- 100 ~ iu:M az @3 o.o 20 "a
Hoo /" 500 u" l2.0 Y SS:HWW II
1900 N. $3.50 q" Loo p. ". ,1:io !,
loo r. N. Gt6622f5T 400 "a SN.N 5!ggJ

,e ~ ,D;,i s.od c AZ .;@ a; N; and run every
q; M. and run every hour until 10 :. : M e1c =
Church Trains, which will leave tha Pnrf a. a.ispp
m, aud Wheeling at 1919 p. m, .If'N1Ns ',,o1'
p apS0 EEeaaF f&C G. HIESCH. SupeyInte,aa,t q
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yIIANTED-GIRLs FOR GENERAL
w Hotel work at Mclure House. APPLY Il
ONCE OF 70 the Housekceper. pldTF4I jels
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TERMS OF s~ALE-one.thi,d OF tho pu.chna
money, or as much moro al tho purchaser may
elect TO pay, cAyh III hand on tho day Of sale, and
any residue In three equal inStalmonts p~aya6lela
ak, twelve aud eighteen months from The day Of
sale, with Interest from that day, the purchaser "a
give his notes for the deferred Instruments aud "a
secure tho same by deed Of trust upon the prop.
erty and insurance policy upon tho building 10 tie
sAtluaction Of the trustee.
Title believed good. but selling ea trustee ! kh.ll
convey only such title rs ts vested In mo by ihe
above mentioned deed.
- lE s.. G.. SMITH, Trustee,
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WHEELING &ELM GROVE R, Re-
w ~ y IN I a ~ a rsav aay z, 1857, trains on the